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;1 1 4`1" A , Sk, . , • 4 ... i`,l4, • rtX s %.1 .c e. , • c", fe,r• z 4 , • ;, 180' --- / f l t • .1%,t BER 7995.] t 6st' r rying • six and ov ~~~• ~~~{ ..~ 3 yrs ••"' t three. st.7 l b. o re' d horse [PRICE SEVENPENCE• I t-'oxrE.,-/CTS FOR T.H , tritr AND PITCH. .A'avy-o,ffice, April 14, 1818. " PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM- A er lISSIOXRS of HIS :IL-LIEST.rs 51 - i?-I.el©tel I glee Xotic do e, that on . 1 1 - edursday, the 49th Instant, B °' f ich I they will be ready to treat with sa .41,• Ma ybe willin g to Contract for svolytng fr, his d je ,, l V ii Be,eral Dock -Yards with RUSS/A TALLOW prt.c:CKHOL.II, ARCHANGEL, or. BRITISH-MADE .I) l.lt r a . dey, Ut be . "3., the .Ariicles, and Forms of the Tro th'o,t "en at this Ver. Aro 7'ender will be received (4 1...t0ek, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, t te e PartY, or an Agent for hi nt atten d s. la theZ 2'eurler must be eecompanied by a Letter addressed Board, and signed by two responviale Perso ns , Zi t : 4.4 become bound with the Person tendering," the rti o / itl° ° l . for the due perfornzaneo of the Contract for 4,c 444,701. per 100 Barrels,jor the due performance of ou r , At fur P L I CAT I 0 NS. SOCIETY FOR THE, DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, April I, 1818. The Hon. PHILIP PINEY, Vice-President, in the Chair. REVORTED—That ,the number of Debtors discharged and Relieved within the last Year. were 118. i (as per following List), who had 847 Wives, with 4,043 Children. MARCHIONESS of LA ROcf3E.TAQVELIS: This Day was published, Bc•u. Ss. 6d. a Second Edition of %yF{ISTLECEEaFT•S NATIONAL POE\J Printed for .JOHN MunitAY, Albemarle-street. Also, a Third Edition of BEPPO, Svo. 3s. 6d. Tile two following Letters mill be read with much interest. by all those who are 'acquainted with the above Lady, or who have read her ac count of the war in L. Vendee. This amiable Lady now resides in Paris, living very retiredly, passing all her time in acts- of benevolence : COPY of ft LETTER to the MarebiOriels of LA RuCH NjAQU CLI from his ExcellencyGi-neral the Count de Got-hi,. Ada— bassador from the King of- l'ut!ssrA, t 'fo s4 ags_ TS• C• 'r hi, Thy were published, 6 vols. small Svo, 42n. VORKS of the Hon. D Right on. LORI) BYRON 1 1 Pi wted for .IstiN MtittnAY, Albemarle -street. Vols. V. and VI. are sold separately, 7a; The average expe expenditt 41. 17s. 4d. eAcb. Aylesbury )0 Appleby a Bodonn 9 Brecon a Bed rice of whose liberat rte relating to this Cl ion, including e v ery a►uounted in per HaverfordWeSt 14 Northampton 8 1 - I#,reford 8 Nottingham . -3 1 feet ford 8 Norwich 3 , Horsham 7 Oxford 19 Jedturd 3 Halifax . 4 Presteign 9 St. ..riavals 1 1 Huntingdon 3 Portsmouth 2 Boro' Compt e r 120 Ipswich 1 Poole 1 Cardiff 15 • Kingston'on Hull 1 Rut hin ll Cardigan 13 King's Bench 160 Rothwill 4 Carnarvon 10 Lancaster 14 Reading 2 Carlisle S Leicester 7 Richmond,York. 1 Chester 4 Liverpool 3 Ripon 1 I Carmarthen , 2 Lenton Peverill 2 Swansea 2 Chelmsford 2 Leominster 1 Shrewsbury 2 Dover 4 I Maidstone 17 Tiverton • 1 Durham 3 Macclesfield 5 Tothill 35 • Exeter 24 I Montgomery 2 Wi nc h es t er 27 Flint s 1 Monmouth 1 Worcester 6 Fisherton I I Morpeth 1 Whitechat el 21 Fleet 94 Marshalsea 173 I Whitecross St. 238 I Greenwich 12 Newcast-onl'y. 151 York 9' 63 Prisons,, 1195 Prisoners. 41 1 ). - h f, ft/ !OOP' ". bef, s.. or ita, to 4a) AFIFTH VOLUME o f M r. MITF ORD ' S HICI'ORY of GREECE, comprehending the entire Reign of Alexander the Great, will he published in a very few days, in Quarto. Paris, Nov. 8, 1817. MADAME,--Tlke Officers - of.t he Prussian Army', who in 1815., contributed a second time to the j.t.:-establishment of thr le. gitimate Throve in Prince,- having read the• interesting Mr moires which you have pubhshed of 'he War in La Vendee, are anxious to render 1 ,publie hcimattr to such virtuous lic roism as your's, Madameolnd to express, ffy'a durable Montt nt, their adMiration cst ,characitrs so eminent y loyal acid chivalrous a> th ose which Monsiv'r de Lescure an d Monsietir de la Rochejaquelin exemplified in that sanguinary conflict.— , And they havtr'resolved tt:' offer a present to the sou of the latter General, who, as well 'as his brother, met such a eorions death in the field of battle; and another present to you, Madame, the inseperable companion of two Chiefs, who distinguished themselves - by their sentittients, and by their exproits. But feeling that it is not the price nor in trinsic worth of such presents that constitute their value.; that it is neither by :Add, or diamonds, that-soldiers should ,pay their homage to the Descendants and the widow-of the Warriors of La Vender ; they conceived the idea of present iog to Monsieur Henri de la Rochejaquelin a sword, which will be valuable by the emblems that it bears; and to offer to you, Madame la Marquise, two marble candalebras, in the style of those which ornament, the Tomb erected by conjugal Piety at Cbarlottentiurg, to her who was the most perfect of wives, and mothers, and the most adored of Queens -te a Monument of Grief on Earth, and of Triumph in Heaven ~b. 00 - Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand , . Of whom way he had, The Four preceding Volumes, in Quarto, price 71. 4s. in (maids. ~ vir. i'l,-TIT.ILI,ING-OFFIC'E, .elpril 10, 1318. tli E CG`misSioNER S for V IC7' ILI LL IN G ti 7,11i' `I44JESTY'S ,V.I l'Y do hereby {sire Xotice, that e74 : 4el'ia !' t4P 28th Listont, they will be ready to receive ?y, °n 6- wril iog (sealed up), and treat for the sap veva - "Farah. ecitracts tlf what FRESII BEEF may be •Peo re't for tile us e o f Ili; ilgjesty!, Shipe and ressets ell I" "Ce Q4l/ of for Twelve Calendar Months, the j r n0, 4 7; 4 6 7 i 14 e IC of 3.1;y, and the latter front the 15th of To e c fere tefte 0 6 : 4ei wis of the Contracts may be se, n at the S Sett, ' -4 `` ce . Or bo applying. to the Collectors 111 . his Ma k, Customs at pen,a,„ and cemphettoa respectively. at, 11 will be had to any Tender in which the Price no t I . 1 4, " inserted i,d. words at length, or that shall debt Ito (h e P orta l A r O ne 'Ctoch en the said 1.4,1 x ere( - th e 7 ,:, 9, th e 8 81 h ',leant; nor unless the Person who make. kl a . 4 4 ' le r. or some Perso n on his behalf, attepds to answer celled f r . 4k fl e I '. 4 , . 7 ~,1 . '''4‘l , .' '. " 4 4 1 Ckls ti be aecompauicrl by a Letter signed tip .e4llo,t.ible Persruts, en{ - aging to become bound with 114.4:".11 t..?"4"ri"..Z, in the Penal ' Sum of 5001. for the due 44'4....Het....._feadz of the C'outraets THE New Editi on o f A NECDOTES of the LIFE of RICHARD WATSON, Bishop of Landaff, written by Himself, at different Intervals, and revised in 1814, published by his Son, Richard tl atson, LL. B. was published This Day, in 2 Volumes, tiro. with a Portrait of his Lordship, price 11. 6c. in boards. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. !p air, ere, ioir; BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, VIZ. The ltt. lion. the Earl of Kerry, 39th Benefaction ,C. 20 - 0 0 The Trustees of Bishop Andrews's Charily, 33d Benefaction - - - 1:10 - 0 0 Sir Robert J. Eden, Bart. - - 5 0 0 John Hatsell, Esq. per Sccretary - Ann. 5 5 0 Martin John Davison, Esq. - - Ann. S 0 0 1. H. Holder, Esq. - - Ann. 5 0 0 R. S. Lillingston, Esq. - - Ann. 3 3 0 George Milner, Esq. • - AIM :3 3 0 IVilliam Sumllhone, Esq. - Ann. 1 1 0 Edmund l'oods, Esq. per Secretary - Ann. 22 0 J. Crowder, 14:sq. per Secretary - Ann. 1 1 0 Jno. Maude, EN. per Secretary - Ann. 2 2 0 Rev. J. K. S. Brook, per Messrs. Hoares Ann. 2 2 0 Mr. Robert Perkins, pry Jno. Ward, Esq. - 1 0 0 The lion. Mrs. Burrel - - 2 0 0 Mrs. Palmer, West Moulsey - .- 20 0 0 Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett, per Messrs. Hoare, Ann. 5 0 0 Miss Elizabeth Barnard, Mitcham - Ann. 22 0 Ditto—a Donation . • - 5 0 0 Mrs. Chatfield, per Hoare: - - Ann. 2 2 0 Mrs. Kinder, Stoke Newington - - 1 1 0 Executors of Mrs. Maria Nollekens,2ol.—deducting Legacy Duty, 21. - - - 18 0 o A Friend to the Institution from Bath, per Treasurer 5 0 0 Anonymous (left in Craven-street) 10 0 0 Anonymous, per Hoares - - 5 0 0 C. V. per Hoares, 21.—P. F. per Chatteris and Co. 11.3 0 0 A. R. - - - 10 0 0 Found in the Letter-box - - 1 0 0 A THIRD EDITIONof Sir N.W.WRAXALL's MEMOIRS of HIS OWN TIME, very con , iderahly enlarged, and now forming Three Volumes, hanikoinely printed in Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, will he published on Thursday, April So. Pouted for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, S ifl' • I consider myself fortunate, Madame, that my comrades hare Chosen to present lo Monsieur - Henri de la Rocht jaquelin the sword, which spews at once their respet. t fur those virtuous warriors, and the loyal sentiments by whieh they were inspired. I ,beg the favour, Mada m ►, that you will ix the day and hour in which I can place the stetird hands of your son, in the presence of the Members of your family and of your friends. VA. R. ADOLPHUS'S POLITICAL STATE of the BRITISH EMPIRE ; containing. a general View of the Domestic and Foreign Possessions of the Crown the Lawc, Commerce, Revenues, Offices, and other Esta blishments, Military as well as Civil, in 4 Volumes octavo, price al, in boards, will he published on Friday, April 24th. Printed fuel'. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. }oral/ 4iok, The two Candalebras are expected to arrive at Paris imme diately. I shall beg your permission to present them in like manner. 04 1 le f° ;cut, Accept, Madame la Marquise, the assurance of the high re spect w:th which I have the honour to be, Madame l• Marquise, T HE CONNECTION of NATURAL and REVEALED RELIGION, beilig an attempt to il lustrate the Evidences and Doctrines of Christianity, by their relation to the inductive Philosophy of the Human Mind ; by tint Rev. E. W. GRINFJELD, Minister of Laura Chapel, Bath, one volume octavo, was published ou Saturday last, April 18._ Your rex) , obedient and bumble Swrrant, (Signed) THE CONITE DE GOLTZ. I T ea „l, vliial . ANSWER of the Marchioness DE LAROCHEJAQUELIN to his Excellency the Count VE Gourz. Paris, Nov. 'B, 1817. SIR,—It is with•the deepest sense Lof feeling, and I dars add with a noble ,and just pride, that my son and I shall re ceive the glorious presents by which the Otti - ,:ers of the Prus, lima Army are pleased to show their admiration of this generous manner in which Monsieur de Lescure and Mon s►eur de la Rocbcjayaelitt devoted themselves to the cause of their King. THE 1.0 rTER V. Printed foi T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day were published, in sio. price 12s. boards, SERMONS AND 'LE R E S.— BrALEXANDER BRUNTON, D.D. One of the Ministers of the Trott Church, and Professor of Oriental Languages in the University of Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London : 11. CLnstable and Cu., and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh. 'your ' and I . '" a nd Last 30,0001. Prizes ! V -ivEwitiGHT are happy to have Itts "' th e of dividingthe above Great •,1 4 t, fortunate means viz. N a ' . 2 1 , 1e o tts,eelst•eis and s Agents, in i a r i 4 1 :: 'o v f te p laces , L l°43 .3oooo! 1,1,, 14'760, the eF L a s t t - - (l i r r a a :n " Pr iY. e a t !..31,000! 14 d t ' o • • 1 . . . ALso, 1 , 4 , , 760 . * • • ... ' •• • • /..1,000 7,091 1910 •17::• • ...:::••••• •• • 50•/ 1,604 200 ... 500 10,958 i ll Hi ..• • •• ''• •• • • 400 2.133.. 290 kktit:. 1•41.1°. Ike. &e. F•ic• *lie, '• h 1 r rrF.ItY, all in Shares; and th.ey.hope, in likv ttt• T, lne wo t t i P4 , their Frit.ods for the dist . inguiched pre L f o e t r .. - *h.tell 'ttr ° f 6 • 1 • distributing, in the New (4 1 ti he g i tt.. Lis, )) th e 7 1 . .ir lc IN: ,naw,lig -114 ' 1) kV. 4t h JUNE, t}, 444/ th n .I. ' Plti s '- ~ • n pouNns, - - 4 x, i npr, _--1 , ,s of TwENTY 'lllOl_l6kAN . J i 'llte Itiv,Oted Number of 104 Capital;, with whic h tt•ti; l : i ld J. N'ivnthils. L4'Phe? ttoh,„.I4,'WRICIIT were the first Contractors who 'Ytt ie ; '`) s ' t t '" }slice of Tickets and Shares, and they art 4 ' 4...'J„ , „11.,t, the . very moderate prices originally fixed titled in t he preseitt Lot tei y. .'••Pri z ,, SCII liNl E. tr, l *••'• • s "••• ' . L 9 0 ,000 Sterling N1 ,, ney.... L. 60,000 —••'••: •'••• • • ' • • •- 'OOO 'Sterling M , .tiey.,.,... 6,00 i 10•,•'•• •.• •••'• • • • • •.•22,000 . ' Sterliii4 Money 4,000 1°•••‘• • • • : ..• • ***** • • 1 ,000 Sterling I\loney 20,000 4° ‘ ,.. '.• ‘'• .'••••'•••• 500 Sterling Money lO,OOO 1.1;‘••,;,•••••••••••••• •• • • 300 Sterling Aloney 6,000 1 41 •• • ' •-• •• • 200 Sterling Money 4,000 ~ 301., &C• Atc •• '" ' 26,m00 Discharged and relieved from vari ous P r i sons, ,C. 2.75 4 0 within the last month, 82Debtors, for the Sum 0f,C.259 9 7 Considered the Cases of 4t Petitioners; Ap-• proved ; Referred for further Inquiry, 2 Petitions ; and Rejected 13. Benefactions are received by John Camden Nield, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhaf, and C o . St. J ames ' s - s t reet; b oares, Fleet-street `Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lombard-street ; Cocks, Cocks, Ridge, and Biddalph, Charing-Cross ; Dorrieit and Co. Finch lane, Cornhill; Haunnersleys Pall=Mall; Veres and Co. N 0.77, Lombard-street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Cra ven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those who are inclined to support this Charity, and where the So ciety meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. -es te;dol This Day were published, In 4to. illustrated by Eleven Coloured Pikes, price IL 2s. T RAVELS through some PARTS of GER MANY, POLAND, MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. By ADAM NEALE, M.D. Late Physician to the British Embassy at Constantinople, and Physician to the Forces. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Blown, London; anti A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. CABINET PIANO-FORTV., and OTHERS, SECOND HAND. ACABINET PIANO-FORTE equa l to N ew, not a better can be made in this Kingdutu, for 40 gui neas, shop price 60 guineas. Square Piano, with three Drawers, by Tornkison, 28 guineas; Ditto, 25 guineas; Ditto, 15 guineas. A Grand Horizontal Piano-Porte, 45 guineas. Alay be seen by day-light, at Mv.WATLEN's, 13, Leicester place; where may be seen bis new improved Patent Oblique Piano-Forte, so justly admired by every one.—Old limps and Piano-Fortes taken in exchange, or bought fur Ready-money. This Day were published, In One Volume, limo. pt ice 7s. ed. plain s 'or 10s. Cd.coloured, C ONVERSATIONS ON BOTANY, w i t h Twenty Engraving%. The object of this Work is to enable vonsig pvrsons to ac quire a knowledge of the vegetable proilactions of their Na tive c , untry; for this porpoie the arrangement of Linnaeus is briefly exprained, and a native plant of each class (with a few exceptions) is examined, and illustrated by au Engrav ing; and a short Account is added of some of the principal foreign species. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, In a few Days will be published, In 4to. plates, pr . ce One Gni nen, boards, Part 11. of 91111 E ENCYCLOP/EDIA ETIIOVOLI - or, Universal Dictionary of Knowledge, on an Original Plan, .%*-°.) 1. 10,000 lIUNIBOLDIrS TRAVELS. This Day was published, Volumes 1 and 2, the Second Edition, in Bro. price (as. boards, grim PERSONAL NARRATIVE of M. DE A. HUMBOLDT: TRAVEIS to the EQUINOCTIAL REGIONS of the NEW CONTINENT, during the Years 1799-1801. This Part will contain the conclusion of the Treatise ow Mechanics, thus completing, in two Parts of the Work, one of the most useful of. the Applied Sciences; a complete view of the ea. ly Poetry of Grvece, iii the historical 41111 Bio graphical Division ; the usual portion of the Pure Sciences, beginning with Grammar; and of the Alphabetical in which are the i'uteresting articles Aeronautics, "Etna, Afghaunistaun, Africa, Agricultural Implements, and Al. bania; and a newly-formed English Lexicon, with the autho rities chronologically aii-anged. London : Pri , ted for Rest Fenner. R U . 5. C• C' 9 i s! 09 . 1 () , 6 .4 4 51 (IP rie‘ 4. lc r °s' '.:,, 013 ' .. °Li ' ....., I (iv 01 arceP 31319 Lath' t7l ls°' fs9' _ e d ray- tre''' Y e' I Clr t t ,clef 0/ k'` r, >t ts a d ...-.............. s'itC: ' bares are selling at their old and must forth IV t 5::,7 ) ..', t 11: 3171; et c:IV:. 111 1 : I 1:7, .Haymarket r S k t e r t e ; et : ...,Krite.,duv.y.z.:oiis who wish to obtain any particular or 11 .. 1 s should apply immediately. A, . --, 41 it b .., ------- t k l l t 1 4 1 "Ito CO the CONTRACTORS ftt*:ii'erhi•;trie.rlidi(.!:,l4ll-4F....X:1' LO . TTIilly - , 'respectfully acquaint i 4 tY 1 4 ,: e i ' . e Public, that- 111 torining the st.l ~..\ 1 ); , 1 , bly a4x,i)isov, th eliontuir to announce, they have been ;4 1 ; i i i, ti, ' .. _.,,tn select such parts of prece(is Lotteries dn OiS flat. wit c i. 14Cd A pprobatiot] of the Public; . an i 1 4 75 ft.. ' Me repeated .solicit al ians of their Friends, Z7iii,,,', 'r„,,,,',1at y .I,•ed the Sclieme that, in the First Twenty 144 ft,"; arnA('lng"l.'ll'illtischf.„(e)rnse vtil'ih''s"asffa9,drdli): ut l id m s u t t c • i b l I greaterit i - , I,l4(,),,l.l•liturers of obtainh u ig . C apita l Prizes than in I 'lli, Kood . 1 ; 5 e i•Y• Z!til 4f Plll,- . ;,-lisoe which attended HAZARD and Co. in three,!t well y ' ' 'zee of 20 0 1 01. iii the last Year's Lotteries, Succe i ss of their House when last they 4.iilit,tse,illors• will, they trust, be greatly exceeded in l'% tli,,.'?"'-' 4. Y, by adding many Capital Prizes to the J 'love already dist:Hinted among the Public. ,p,i,,, -S CHEME. yi - " , s of 1,20,000 Sterling Money L,60,000 2 • • • . 20 ...... 3,000 Sterling "%loney..' 6,000 • • " ' ...... 2,000 Sterling Money.. 4000 2a • • ' ..... 1,000 S ter li ng Money . • .24,000 Vii • • • • • • • • • • 500 Sterling Money . • 1 O ,LLOO :41 ) • • • • • • • • • • 300 Sterling Money.. 6.0n0 IG • ' ' • '• • . 200 Sterling Money.. 8,000 <0 • .. ....... 10r0 Sterling Money.. 10i00 i 6 00 : • • • • • • " • 30 Sterling Money.. 1,200 i , OOO • • • • • • • • 15 Sterling Money.. 7,600 ,lt.) ..:: • • • • • • 10 Sterling Money .. 10. 000 • 6 Sterling Money.. 5,700 , '4 s i. faßy ~: , ...... 'II, r:ir st " ~.; .' letiets, . . ,r, 1 , 10,000 •4 1, t 1.i1,t 6‘?.1011.r!,37,.5drawn to have 1,0001. each in addition. 4 91, 1jr.. `,". I t° hate ................... 151. each. '',ll Prize above 1,0001. • to have_2o 0001. wore. , 3 THERE ARE I ~ • • • ~ 01 .... • . 420,006 • 104 Mote Capitals, to pitir.i.o,.oa.,ll.;.iieket.s less.tban last Lottery, o i Prizes .......... . . k 1,000, each, ' ` Ma • t I )( , l'Ott .. kili g • • • 20,000 • 4,4,11.4 k.),;"/ 'a,iititl:l-:i FiII'I"I'WF.NTY 111,11\41. TES. 1 1,.14,,N rs • Alt Es are selling by HAZARD and Co: tle, 0( , ,, , ht the' • • ' their sery old Office, 3, ROYAL EX -141,•';1'.4.:• established iipwards of 100 tars 3, Sold and Il lt r 1111 12 g • • :, 14st'Y‘a'r's °li!..lresl:Na.lll7 lli()USAlnNnforPn(i I, I C apita l s ' t!!!(. 1 ,.. Au ta r ,t s : t .' h nritig to some Millions. )etrlNLDutSite-. I, , t \i xt,. ;ll„, i4s si: iloiv,l,Ecliate is respectfully advised, whilst the 4 4 11 lith . I , lw . as .191. fur a Ticket, and 11. 7s• for th. i st the Ti„,,_ (l , ein 't"li w as so great in the last Lot ...kb ruse to 301. and the he to 21: Transinted by HELEN MARIA WILLIAMS, Under the immediate Inspection of the Author. Printed for Longinatt, fittest, Rees, Orate, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had. The Thlra Volume, price 11. is. boards, The Researches, comprising the Text of the Atlas Pitto resqite., and a ~election of the Plates, 2 vols. 11. I is. (id. A Political Essay on the Kinzdons of New Spain, with Maps, in 4 vuls. Bvo. price I. 13S,Gd. boards. On the Vlth Instant will he published, 'Dedicated, by permission, to his Grace the Duke,/ of Devon. shire), pEAK SCENERY, being' the First of a Se ries of Exetir=ions in Derbyshire. By E. RHODES. - This work will be beautifuliti•'printed in (parte, and will be accompanied with Engravings finely executed by W. B. and G. COOKE, from Drawings by F..L. CHANTREV, R.A. Sculptor, by whom they have been presented to the Author, as a Token of Friendship, and a mark of big attachment to his native County. Copies in Dewy 4to. will be 11. 4s. ; in Royal 4to. 11. 14..; and Fifty Copies are printed in Imperial 4to. with India Proof Impressions of Pla►es, price 31. each. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and J. Murray, Albemarle-stroet, London, PRACTICAL. ARCHITECTURE. This 1):4y was published, Corrected for 1 8.18, price Ss. 6d. sewed, TATLOR'S BUILDERS' ICE-BOOK.i new arranged, containing a Correct List of the Prices allowed by the most eminent Surtcyor3 in London, to the several Artificers concerned in Building, with the Journey men's Prices affixed to each Article. To which are added a variety of important. •Nlemorandums and - Tables, useful to every person concerned in Building, P,stimgling, or Valuing, now first selected and Cornoosed for this Work. BY AN EMINENT SURVEYOR. Printed for J.T4yior, at the Architectural Library, N o . 59, High Holborn. Where. may he had, lately published, 1. ; Nicholson's Ca rpent er,and .Joiner's Assistant, illustrated with - 79 Plates, and copious Explanations ; new Edition; corrected, 11. Is. bound. 2. Nicholson's Carpenter's New Guide, a complete ./14ok of Lines for carpentry and Joinery with 79 Plates, 11. is, bound; j. Nicholson's Student's Instructor in Drawing and Work ing the FiveOrdeis ; 41, Plates, 10s. (id. bound. MEDICINE. FOR COUGHS, COWS, &c. WALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENGES. wits the name given to Coitsfont by the Ancients, who knew its yalue . in Coughs, &c. It is prepared in the form of Lozenge, as the must agreeable to palate ;and also, that by its gradually dissolving in the mouth, it may with more certainty be conveyed to the ports affected ; these Lozenges are deobstrueut, detergent, and lu lu icating, allaying the tickling sensation which occasions .Coughing, clearing the voice, and producing the most salu tary effects ; if used as a Preventive, few Persons will be troubled with Coughs through the Winter, and their price places them within the reach of all ranks of people. The ge nuine will has , : the names of "Shaw and• Edwards on the stamp. WALSH's ANTIPF.RTUNSIS for the HOOPING COUGH, a remedy long approi-ed and kecommended by the first families in the kingdons. Price only es. 9d. per bottle. Silid-by E. Edwards; , :t;, St. Pititrs, in the funtway opposite the general entrance to the Cathedral A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. • T a critical Seas' on like' the pi•esent, when Zit Children are Teething, the utmost attention ought to he paid them, particularly as the Measles and Chin Cough are so prevalent.' Utile irritation of the Guni comes with any other disorder, very few infants recover. Mothers ought nrv,r to be Without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night with pains in. its Gum., this valualle Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal- the' Gums, and thereby prevent. Fetters And Convulsions; jor, should it come in competition with any other disorder, it !Often destroys the Mother's brightest, hopes. Parents who may he dubious of the virtues of the . SOOTHING MUT may refer t o . th e di ff eren t Ca ses that • have appeared in the Newspapers fur the last ten years: Since Mrs. JOHNSON has appropriated one hour twice week, viz. from nine to ten o'clock on - Tuesday and Saturday morning, to the Poor who .have Childr en afflicted in cutting.. a their - Teeth, by bringing Letter 6inii a Housekeeper, that the Mother ika real object of charity, has made it souniver, sally known in almost every family where there are Yowl** Children. Mrs. J. hopes so great a Charity will not be abused -as it comes out of her private purse. • To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Willi i lms; N 0.94 -Newman-street, Oxford street, London; and, by their aN pointment, of all the principal- Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at ?s. pd. per BOvtle. N.B. Be sure to ask fur." Jullasen.and Sooth. , Ina SST up." • Surely it msy be permitted to French hearts, which hare n:ver beat but for honour and glory, to exi.erience more than ordinary sensation upon receiving such testimonies from such warriors. When you announced to me, Sir, the presents which the Officers of the Prussian Army deigned to intend for my son and me, I thought my gratitude could not • :be heightened. It appeared to me, that that mark of Mottoes., awakened all my sensibility, but you hove taught we that still more lively emotions could be excited in my breast, in adding, that the Caodalebras, with which I am about to be honoured, have some resemblance to those which adorn the August Tomb of a Qoten of whom the world will ever cherish the remembrance, and- of whom Prussia will ever bewail the loss. History, which will recount all that has been effected by the great Prussian Army to liberate its Country, France, and Europe, will also say, that tire Officers of that Army (just appreciators of loyalty, honour, and fidelity) have been pleased to bottom- such virtues in the memory of those who were victims to them. It was worthy of those warriors 'who triumphed in the sacred cause for which Monsieur de Les cure and Monsieur de la Rochejaquelitt fought until death, to enrich their families with a Nlonument of glory which will be preserved from generationau generatioo. All our blood is devoted to our King.—The Sword with you are about to bestow upon my son (still a child),io re calling to his mind your exploits, and the actions of his father, is a guarantee to lac that he will always-be worthy of usin-; it.—And these noble gifts, Sir, will receive additional value as coming front the hands of your Excellency. I wish I could . hasten the happy moment of receiving them, but as you bare had the goodness to ask me the day upon which I cart pare the honour of receiving you,.it is with regret that I find my self obliged to put it off until Thursday the 20th instant. have sent for my son, but the distance he is at will render it impossible for hint to arrive before the day I have named." He will receive a great lesson ft out this invaluable in esent: ! bestowed upon hint: A pledge of esteem which, he• cannot yet have merited, hut.which, joined to the example left himr, by his relatives, assures me that his future conduct thus; render him worthy of such distinguished honour. Alas ! why was it decreed that 1113 unforturrite mother should have purchased such glory by inconsolable misfer, toaeir. I have the honour, ' (Signed) DONNISSAN, , • Marchioness of itochejaquelins NEW PATENT CARRIAGB.••••The second e7thari. (ion of ACKERMANN'S Patent Moveable Axle, at DODD'S Manufactory, Crawford -street, Monta gue-scinare, took place on Saturday, at the de• sire of several persons of distinction;, who attem . :- ed, with some of the' Foreign Ambassadors. The Carriage was throughout the (lay drawn round the yard, anti its superior safety, neatness, and elegance, 'received' universal approbation. It may perhaps be tl►e fate of this inventinn, standing its simplicity and obvious utility, to have to struggle for a day, like all other improve ments in SeienceandArt, against the prejudices of those who will not he - easily drivem out the old beaten tra'ck ; but the unqualified approbation it (net with on the first day ~from Gentlemen of mechanical' skill, who examined , the principle in full actions, and the gratification expressed the persons Of distinction present on Saturday; and their determination to_adopt it, leave na doubt that,the plan will be univer*ully acted upon. It can be applied to old as well as new carriages. BRIGHTON, or THE STET NE.—We are requested to state, that the 'Second Edition of this-highly popular satirical Novel is now ready for delivery, and may be had of every Bookseller in the king.. dom. A Litetary Journal observes of this Work, that it is. almost entirely .a _vehicle for pourtray-- ing the.present roost conspicuous Actors on the British Stage of ;Life; it abounds iti litanout, knoWledge , ut the world; and pleasahtry, anti the badinage and small-talk that runs throughout it, is exceedingly amusing and natural, and en titles the ,Author to a.,,gtettL, superiority „over pipit